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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1915
Page
2
A supporter praises a candidate as tireless and service oriented, not a politician, arguing he would improve the school system for children. They emphasize fairness, practical work, and a belief that education shapes adult character.
Seattle audiences see a varied program headlined by The Decision of Governor Locke featuring Claude Gillingwater in a one act drama recalling 1912 political clashes. The bill also includes the Cansinos and other dancers, Beatrice McKenzie, Doyle and Elaine, Ross and Ashton, Bogart and Nelson in blackface, and canine acts, with a Wednesday matinee at Moore Theatre.
Emperor Yoshihito left Tokyo for Kyoto the former capital where he will be crowned. A half million people lined the route as the imperial procession moved from the palace to the station. To shorten the trip he will spend the night at Nagoya and enter Kyoto in full state tomorrow morning.
Rep. Claude Kitchen Democratic floor leader of the house announced after a meeting with President Wilson that he would not support the administration's naval program.
Brand Whitlock the American minister to Belgium notified the State Department he will sail from Holland on Wednesday. His return to Washington is expected after his business with Belgium continues this autumn.
Captain Omar J. Humphrey of 605 Boylston Ave N announces his candidacy for port commissioner. The veteran seafarer seeks to bring maritime experience to the city post.
Public utilities chief reports about 18 000 people cross Latona Bridge daily as planners compile data to identify least inconvenient drawing hours for bridge operation.
Johnny O Leary of Seattle light weight champion of Canada has been matched to meet Freddie Welsh in San Francisco November 15 for the lightweight world title. O Leary has defeated all opponents since leaving here a year ago, after a loss to Eddie Moy.
Federal grand jury returned indictments against six alleged conspirators in the Robert Puy plot to blow up munitions steamers destined for the Allies. The charges focus on a planned attack aimed at disabling ships carrying weapons and supplies.
The ad touts registered graduates from top dental colleges, strict selection, and low prices. It claims dentists are the best in the field, offering thorough work, careful material selection, and encouragement to seek treatment promptly at 1405 Teed Ave, with manager N. Clark.
Berlin reports say German forces press southward toward Berbin as Hulgar allies move north from Nish to join. The objective is a direct rail link to Constantinople, with heavy Allied landings expected at Kavala and Dedeng Hatch. Defenders fortify the 450 mile Serbian line as Turks concentrate at Black Sea landings and Varna. An offensive toward Egypt is anticipated.
Serbian forces are described as in retreat along the entire front while communications with German allies are claimed. Allied troops land at Selentika Eviona Albania to aid a crushed Serbia amid a Western front deadlock.
The Berlin socialist newspaper Vorwaerts has been suppressed in The Hague on November 8, amid political pressure. The move curtails its publication and circulation in the Dutch capital.
Judge King Dyke man of the juvenile court endorses Mother Ryther's home in a letter attached to a request from Mother to the council's license committee. The tag day aims to aid a family at the Institution.
The committee refused a permit but ruled Mother Ryther may conduct her sale of tage next Saturday. The decision preserves her right to proceed with the event despite the permit denial.
Frank Fernald found a perfumed lace bordered handkerchief in his hotel room. He missed his watch and $12 and reported the matter. Mies Lena Scheal and Mine Laura Johnson, roomers in the same hotel, now face a larceny charge.
Alexander K. Mackintosh, long time Presbyterian missionary at Haynes, died Monday aboard the steamer Humboldt returning from Alaska. The death ends years of service in the mission field.
Dr. A W Leonard preached on idol and relic worship at First Methodist Church describing it as Christian idolatry. He argued that visible representations of God or Christ tempt worshipers and cited relics in Rome such as the cradle of Jesus and teeth and hair of the Savior. He warned ritualism outweighs true spirituality and urged resisting carnality in religion.
An old remedy claims a single day cure for colds with laxative bromine quinine. The advertisement promises money back if it fails and is signed by E. W. Groves on each box.
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